Shelby man fights Viet Cong aboard river assault carrier
MEKONG DELTA A USS Navy man from Shelby has fought in over a dozen clashes with Viet Cong while serving with River Assault Flotilla One in Vietnam. Seaman David L Thelen commands Armored Boat Carrier 111 3 a fortified gunboat with a helicopter deck acting as mobile medical evac center on the Delta rivers.
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Mekong Delta
Shelby
Vietnam
David L. Thelen
Richard Thelen
Thelen
County court notices list multiple speeding fines and a marriage license
Court records show several day speeding fines ranging from 10 to 35 dollars plus costs for individuals in Polk Shelby and other counties. A marriage license is issued to Daniel J. Reisdorff and Sandra Helen Augustin, both of Lincoln. Transfer of deeds details are listed for the Triple S Grazing Association Inc. plus portions of land in 2-15-3 and 3-15-3. Additional text includes unrelated wartime narrative and a 1966 naval service note.
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James Lindburg
Polk
Gary D. Novrkal
Columbus
Robert R. Lux
Shelby
Richard R. Linkswiler
Stromsburg
Twila S
Wieseman
Grand Island
Melvin D. Marshall
James Bosilteuac
Omaha
Marilyn M. Judge
Atkinson
Robert L. Pressman
Crete
Daniel J. Reisdorff
Sandra Helen Augustin
Lincoln
Charles Koza Et al
Triple S Grazing Assn., Inc
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Islands
Death of Arthur Lindblade in Lincoln at 84
Arthur Lindblade died July 19 in Lincoln at Bryan Memorial Hospital at age 84. Born April 19, 1884 in Osceola, he lived most of his life in Stromsburg working as a mason. Survived by sister Esther and brother Joe, with services at Salem Lutheran Church in Stromsburg led by Rev. Stanley Floth. Burial in Swede Home cemetery.
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Arthur Lindblade
Johanna and
Emmanuel Lindblade
Osceola
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Winnebago Pow Wow Honors Indian Scouts of Civil War Era
August pow wow in Winnebago Nebraska recalls Winnebago scouts who joined Company A of the Nebraska Volunteers in 1865. Led by Little Priest they fought at Tongue River and on the Little Blue River and were mustered out in 1866. A memorial service and flag raising followed, with a historical marker near Little Priest’s grave.
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Winnebago
Nebraska
Nebraska State Historical Society
Nebraska Reservation
Nebraska Volunteers
Edwin R. Nash
Little Priest
Fort Kearny
Little Blue River
Bago
Powder River
Tongue River
Arapahoe
Osceola Record History and Motto Lineage
The Osceola Record, Osceola Nebraska 68651, is a weekly newspaper published by Dick and Kathy Flowe. It traces its roots to The Homesteader in August 1872 and is printed as second class matter with annual subscriptions of 4 dollars in Nebraska and 5 dollars elsewhere.
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Osceola
Polk County
Nebraska
Kathy Flowe
H. T. Arnold
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